SMALL GROUP CLASSES
Our small group class focuses on fun and engaging activities that give children opportunities to socialize and build important skills with their peers.
6 week block: Week of September 22 - October 27
There are spots still available and registration will be prorated.
Registration is non-refundable once the class begins.
Saturday, 9:15-10:00am
Starts 9/27
$245 for 6 weeks
Join us for a fun, interactive group designed to support early social development, functional communication, and play skills in young children! Our Parent & Me Social Skills Group provides a supportive environment where caregivers and toddlers engage together in meaningful activities that promote connection, communication, and confidence.
Led by a licensed speech-language therapist, each session includes developmentally appropriate songs, movement, sensory play, and guided interactions that help your child learn to:
- Initiate and respond to social interactions
- Use gestures, sounds, and words to communicate wants and needs
- Follow simple directions and routines
- Take turns and share space with peers
- Explore and expand play skills
This group is perfect for toddlers who are still developing early language and social abilities or who may benefit from extra support in interacting with others. Caregivers will also learn strategies they can use at home to encourage communication and play throughout daily routines.
Come connect, play, and grow—together!
Monday, 5:00-5:45pm
Starts 9/22
$300 for 6 weeks
Through structured activities, interactive games, and guided play, children will learn and practice essential social-emotional skills in a supportive group environment.
This Drop & Go Social Skills Class will focus will be on:
- Turn Taking – Learning how to wait, take turns, and share during play.
- Social Interactions – Practicing greetings, introductions, listening, and responding appropriately to peers.
- Interactive and Cooperative Play – Engaging in group games and activities that promote teamwork, collaboration, and problem-solving.
- Emotion Regulation – Recognizing feelings, understanding emotions, and developing strategies to express and manage them in a group setting.
Led by experienced facilitators - one occupational therapist and one speech therapist - this group promotes confidence, empathy, and friendship-building while helping children develop the tools they need to succeed socially in school and beyond. Each session includes a mix of structured learning, guided practice, and free play opportunities to support the natural development of social skills in a playful and nurturing environment.